Large-letter postcards feature the name of a specific city, state, or other touristy locations written in bold letters, each letter filled with an image representative of that location. These were popular during the 1930s, 40s, and 50s and were produced by a wide variety of publishers. The top of the card usually featured GREETINGS FROM in small type with the location name nearly filling the rest of the card. Each large letter usually had a different image, either an illustration or a photograph masked by the outline of the individual letter. The style is still in use today and has been adapted in popular culture on T-shirts and other marketing materials. There are more than 400 cards in this group, all in good condition, from all over the United States.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Ken Prag Collection